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by squigg 5y ago
Exactly! Great for the kids - my 9 year old son loves it. Even though he's got all the hardware here as well, he much prefers giggling away sitting in front of the computer, so much easier entry point!
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by squigg 5y ago
Not sure on how much use it is without Ableton, sorry - I'll need someone else to answer that
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by squigg 5y ago
Ableton's online tutorial is also wonderful! https://learningsynths.ableton.com/
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by squigg 5y ago
Ableton Push is absolutely fantastic - the original v1 device is pretty inexpensive as a used purchase, and it's still masses of fun. Very well built as well
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by squigg 5y ago
Good call out - I was also going to make a comment about the importance of effects, but as the article is trying to keep things simple, I didn't want to complicate matters! The Valhalla DSP effects are fantastic value, and SuperMassive
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by squigg 5y ago
I met the founder(s) of ArchiPro at a cloud event in Wellington in either 2013 or 2014 - it is wonderful to see their idea not only be sustained but thrive, bravo!
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by squigg 5y ago
I had a cynical face on when I clicked this, but I found it a great article and I'd agree with all of the advice in it. It's pragmatic. The one part I am on the fence on is on being able to play in notes, as opposed to just sequen
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by squigg 6y ago
I was wrong - initial section I meant starts "For internet connection, please access the following code ...." https://youtu.be/_8SBdkru4IY?t=128 At 2:26
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by squigg 6y ago
As a Future Sound of London fan, I was so proud to be an early Demon dial-up customer when they name-checked their email address on Demon on their ground-breaking ISDN radio transmission on Radio 1. (To be read in a monotone female delivery
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by squigg 7y ago
Zoom in until the names appear on the map, you don't have to select each vehicle - sadly they don't all have names.
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by squigg 7y ago
icy-freeze-thaw is perfect for ski resorts, but sadly it's rare that it happens. It rarely happens in the lowlands where most of Scotland's population lives. We do get frosts in the morning, but it's quite rare for sub-zero C
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by squigg 7y ago
Remember most of these "major" routes are single track A road at best, apart from our small motorway network. Once you are north of the central belt, where Glasgow and Edinburgh are, your main road can be anything but. This means
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by squigg 7y ago
That is correct - "trunk" as in body, so the main roads are trunk roads. The vans spread rock salt (which we call grit), hence called gritters! We Scots always get confused in the states when offered grits for breakfast .... Sadly
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by squigg 9y ago
I loved this article. It is beautifully written, given both the hacking curiosity on display as well as the real-world privacy impact it demonstrates. Most of my family use whats-app and would be mortified if they actually understood most o
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by squigg 9y ago
I'm sorry but you will have to do more to explain your point on black cab user experience being horrendous. Whilst it can be hard to get a hold of one at times, in my experience of 20 years of using them, the user experience is great -